Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Humberto, Imelda likely brewing behind Hurricane Gabrielle in Atlantic
Top weather news for Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025: While Gabrielle has prompted a Hurricane Warning for the Azores in the North Atlantic, two more tropical threats are likely brewing closer to the U.S.
Weather in America: September 24, 2025
FOX Weather has you covered with the breaking forecasts and weather news headlines for your Weather in America on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. Get the latest from FOX Weather Meteorologist Britta Merwin.
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Hurricane Gabrielle to slam Azores with destructive waves, dangerous storm surge on trek toward Europe
A Hurricane Warning has been issued for the Azores as Hurricane Gabrielle continues to barrel across the Atlantic toward the islands and European coastline as a monster Category 3 hurricane.
Hurricane conditions, including torrential rain, strong winds and a dangerous storm surge, are expected to begin within the Hurricane Warning area by Thursday night and Friday morning.
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Atlantic invests 93L, 94L have high chance of becoming tropical depressions or storms in coming days
Behind Hurricane Gabrielle, the National Hurricane Center is also monitoring invests 93L and 94L in the Atlantic for likely tropical development in the coming days.
The eastern disturbance, Invest 93L, has a high chance of developing into Tropical Depression Eight or Tropical Storm Humberto over the next couple of days. The western disturbance, Invest 94L, will likely develop after Invest 93L and would become Tropical Depression Nine or Tropical Storm Imelda.
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Severe storms tear roof off Oklahoma hospital as severe weather, flash flood threats shift east
Severe storms tore part of the roof off a hospital in northeastern Oklahoma Tuesday, part of a broad severe weather threat that spanned nine states across the southern U.S.
The Northeastern Health System Sequoyah hospital in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, sustained heavy damage to its south wing, according to the facility's social media page.
The hospital said no one was hurt, and while some services have been impacted, the emergency department has reopened. Photos of the incident showed heavy damage to the hospital's roof.
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Watch this: 'Highly venomous' snake found hiding in pizza box wrangled
An unwelcome and highly venomous snake was found hiding in an Australian home, requiring a specialized snake-catcher to come get the slithery visitor.
Video by Daniel Busstra, who is known as Snake Catcher Dan, shows the red-bellied black snake hiding inside a discarded pizza box in a Sippy Downs, Queensland, home.
Highly venomous snake hides in pizza box
Australia-based Snake Catcher Dan was called out to a home in Sippy Downs, Queensland for a red-bellied black snake hiding in a pizza box. Dan said the snake is "highly venomous" and not one you want to find hiding in your home.
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